u/Beckzdaprob

While it may look like I'm close to the 100k this wasn't intentional at all. Basically when I was first setting this up with my latest job I chose funds that were closer to their lows at the time, and switched some of the ones I was making contributions to 2 years later. I'm sure there's lots of overlap, lots of areas I can consolidate into better funds, I want to be more intentional and focus into what I invest in. So I welcome any and all advice and tools recommendations.

I'm more of a set it and check on it every couple of months guy, with my trading account I always seem to miss the highs to sell. But Trading is not my job, so I do research on buying, but I don't typically sell unless I need the capital. I wish to have a more diversify portfolio where I'm not losing lots to tax and fees, some reliable dividend income wouldn't hurt either.

Got a call from "Google support" saying someone tried accessing my Gmail from Germany. Called back and got a technician who claimed:

- Someone contacted Google via chat with fake ID

- They were granted temporary access to my account

- He needed to "reclaim" it because API keys/passkeys might've been created

Then he asked me to approve a phone notification to verify my identity.

I checked my security logs before doing anything.

Zero unauthorized access. Only activity was my own password reset from when I hung up.

And that email he sent to very the call was actually from Google made no sense. Attached is the screenshot from the email and the Google number that called.

Eventually he hung up on me.

This definitely felt like a scam... but I'm not sure.